Jan. 2013 Average Startup Salaries

According to PandoDaily, the average salary for a dev across all the job postings is naturally higher than for other positions, at $93,000; for marketers it's slightly less at $92,000 and designers are earning $88,000 on average.
As for the NYC companies with the highest average salary: Stylecaster and Venmo boast an average salary of $176,000, so if you have any friends who work there, they better not even think about asking you to split the brunch bill. Rewind.me, Bonobos and Bookish dole out an average salary of $126k. Most jobs fall into the $80-90k range, with an average salary of $87,000: Fitocracy, Seatgeek and Skillshare all fall into this category.
per AngelList

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Rather than rebut Mr. Carr’s Class A Misdemeanor allegation, I would like to ask the following questions?

1. If Time had published the article in HTML or plain text format, would that have made a difference to Mr. Carr?

2. If Time had linked to Rolling Stone, would that have made a difference to Mr. Carr?

3. Did Time’s knowing decision to commit a breach of current United States copyright laws further the public good?

4. Isn’t a PDF the most harmless way of reproducing an article by another publication, since it prevents readers without significant technical difficulty and time to reproduce excerpts?

5. Once the article was leaked, what was the responsibility of Rolling Stone to the United States people and the world to publish the article online?

6. Is not the long term benefit to Rolling Stone of immediate distribution of the article by everyone far greater than print sales of the one issue that might have been generated?